5 Jun 2018, 17:03 (Ref:3826983)
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Originally Posted by Terrible-Tones
Interested in how you view a slightly different take as a Clerk Dave?
A driver pulled up on opposite side of track with a team on the outside. A lap later I had a heavy impact on the inside. During the incident I noted that the driver who had pulled up on the outside, ran down the gap behind the tyre wall and used his phone to record the entire incident we were dealing with. Unfortunately I couldn't get to him as we were still under live track (S/C) + I was busy of course, looking after our driver and clearing up the mess.
It vaguely irritated me, as effectively the driver was in a trackside position (not public area behind catch fencing). Whatever the MSA policy, I just didn't think it was "cricket" TBH. I did report it.
Does the MSA policy cover drivers trackside, or are they exempt? Has this type of scenario even been thought about?
TBF - I haven't seen the footage in the public media (yet).
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Certainly not cricket & no the Driver or any other Team Members are not exempt. As I was in the Safety Car I don't know what the end result was but @ the next MG meeting which is @ Donington in July i'll ask.
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